Source 34 is an extract from the ‘Manchester Guardian’ on the 6th August, 1929. It says “Without the faithful preparation of the ground over many years by Dame Millicent Fawcett and her colleagues, neither militancy nor the war could have produced the crop”. This shows that the suffragist movement was key to women achieving the vote. The suffragettes were another group protesting for votes for women; however they used active protesting, and were open only to women. Suffragettes were founded by suffragists who had become frustrated with the suffragists’ slow pace.
She currently lives at Salcedo province at the house where they where raised. Maria Argentina Minerva Mirabal (March.12.1926- Nov.25.1960)was the third sister she was very outspoken.Minerva always dreamed of becoming a lawyer. And she wanted to end Trujillo’s dictatorship. She refused Trujillo’s romantic propositions and as a result she was decline the necessary licenses to work as a lawyer. Minerva was the first to get Involved in a movement against the regimen call the‘‘fourth-teen of July’’.
They worked hard for what they believed in. In the begging of the book Berkin talked about how the main role of a women was to do as her husband told her to. Since the husbands had control on what they did and when they did it the women/ wives did not have rights such as, independence for themselves nor any say so on what was going on. While most women had no right some women did. The ones who did not marry could do as they pleased.
Many people respected the courage and abilities behind the making of the document, but were unwilling to abandon their conventional mindsets. An article in the Oneida Whig, published soon after the convention, described the document as "the most shocking and unnatural event ever recorded in the history of woman." Many newspapers insisted that the Declaration was drafted at the expense of women's more appropriate duties. They didn’t think a duty of women was to vote and have a say in society, they expected
As long as women have been mistreated, they have fought for the same rights that their male counterparts had. In recent years, there have been big leaps in achieving them. However, women are still not seen as completely equal to men in some ways. But as long as there is a woman willing to fight for what she believes in, there is a chance that that may
The authors wrote that women should have equal rights as men, should be able to vote, and they shouldn't be tied down to their husbands. There is still a widespread belief that women are not equal to men. Even though many people still try to convince themselves otherwise. Kate Chopin and Charlotte Gilman both made women believe that they should have the same equal rights as men. In the 1920's, women began to grow more independent, which would change the role of women's lives.
As a result any and all prisoners of war captured by the Japanese were mistreated, because they were considered to be cowards and dishonourable by Japanese soldiers. Japanese soldiers often beat their prisoners, if they were rude, disrespectful, uncooperative or even if they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. These beatings were brutal, often leaving their sufferers bruised, bloodied, unconscious or in extreme cases dead. These beatings, while indirectly also often was the cause of death for many of Prisoners of War because of the poor amount food and water, lack of sanitation and complete lack of medical supplies and the extreme temperatures. According to Skwirk.com and Discovering Australian History Australian Prisoners of War were also tortured to gather military intelligence.
Both adults and children were treated the same , they were abused both physically and mentally by the SS guards who didn’t allow any child to live happy lives. The things that were seen in Bergen Belsen were stuff of nightmares which left prisoners mentally scarred. There was no such thing as innocence for the children in the camp because the gruesome sights that they saw stole it from them. The smells of rotting corpses in the camp took months to get used to because they were so disgusting and vile. The bodies of the prisoners were stacked four feet high and taken away many days later using
Women started that movement because they wanted to fight for their rights. They were intimidated, put down, and did not get much help from the people, but they still stood tall and did not give up to get their rights. Even though women are discriminated by men, they become an allied victory during Wolrd War 1. A big amount of women are being oppressed and are considered failures just because they are women. People that did not want women
Despite the discrimination women faced in the 19th century and the early 20th century, they still fought hard for equal education. And though they may not have seen much of a difference then, there is certainly a huge difference that can be seen now in the Common Era. Their fight was not to diminish the roles of mother and wife, but show that women could hold other roles in addition to